What Your Shilajit Warning Label Won't Tell You

Most Shilajit buyers never find out what's really in the jar.Somali rock sold as "e;Himalayan."e; Fulvic acid made from brown coal. Lab reports too perfect to be real. After three years of sending samples to laboratories in the United States, Europe, and Pakistan, a Himalayan Shilajit manufacturer answers the 45 questions buyers actually ask, straight, and with the research to back it up.Inside, you'll learn:Seven home tests that catch the obvious fakesHow to read a lab report, and spot one that's too good to be trueResin, powder, capsules, or gummies: which is worth your moneyWhat the research really says about testosterone, energy, and women's healthHow much to take, and who should avoid itNo brand recommended. No sales pitch. Just straight answers.Dr. M. Imran is a researcher and Shilajit producer based in the Himalayas of northern Pakistan. He completed part of his doctoral studies at the University of Cambridge and held a postdoctoral fellowship at Harvard.This book is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice.